French Supply Chain Consolidation Accelerates To Build Resilience

January 04, 2022
Latecoere aerostructures and wiring specialist
Latecoere, a specialist in aerostructures and wiring, completed a capital increase in August.
Credit: Arnaud Spani/Latecoere
A long-awaited consolidation in the French supply chain gathered momentum as 2021 drew to a close. The COVID-19 crisis has highlighted the fragility of a number of small and midsize enterprises. OEMs and France’s aerospace lobbying association, GIFAS, had long called for mergers and acquisitions to...

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